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Mr. Tom Posted 12 years ago
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I can't think of her as (being) dead.
Hi
Are these sentences equally natural?
I can't think of her as being dead.
I can't think of her as dead.
Thanks,
Tom
Are these sentences equally natural?
I can't think of her as being dead.
I can't think of her as dead.
Thanks,
Tom
Top answer
Yes.
- Yes.
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Thanks, Blue Jay.
And which one is a native speaker going down the street more likely to say?
...as being dead.
...as dead.
Tom
And which one is a native speaker going down the street more likely to say?
...as being dead.
...as dead.
Tom
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I'd say:
1- ''I can't wrap my head around her...''
...being dead.
2- ''I can't fathom her'' OR
3- ''It's (too) painful to think of her''
..as dead.
(My English's from: California - USA)
1- ''I can't wrap my head around her...''
...being dead.
2- ''I can't fathom her'' OR
3- ''It's (too) painful to think of her''
..as dead.
(My English's from: California - USA)
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Mr. TomAnd which one is a native speaker going down the street more likely to say?...as being dead....as dead.Probably ...as being dead.
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